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Would you say Van Gogh’s clouds look imagined? 👀
From storm clouds to glowing sunsets. They may look dreamlike, but research found that many of them were based on real atmospheric phenomena. Vincent looked up, observed carefully, and painted what he saw in his own unique way.
Which Van Gogh sky is your favourite? 🌥️
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🧚 In late 19th-century Paris, absinthe was a familiar sight in artistic circles. Reflecting on his own alcohol consumption years later, Vincent wrote that he had let himself be carried away too much, 'while my strength was abandoning me.'
🖼️ 'Café Table with Absinthe' is now on view in the exhibition 'In Search of an Anchor', brought to you by The ReFramers. On view until 20 September 2026.
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instagram: just got married
linkedin: thrilled to announce we have sold more b2b saas
X: hello there the jacobian conjecture is false
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Many people don't understand the scale @SecWar is demanding.
The United States has built less than 40,000 cruise missiles, ever, since the Army asked the Dayton-Wright Company to manufacture an Aerial Torpedo in 1917. The more time passes, the fewer we make and the more they cost.
Leaders like DepSecWar Feinberg and @USWREMichael are actually responding to foreign threats and giving clear demand signal that is bringing billions of dollars of private capital into solving this problem. Now America will manufacture more cruise missiles in the next three years than the last 30 years combined, at a fraction of the cost.
We are in the middle of hiring for Barracuda production at Arsenal-1 starting later this year, please hit us up if this mission is one you can be passionate about.
"This framework agreement will have us building 1000 rounds a year for the next three years... This administration, credit goes to them. They're actually putting their money where their mouth is... They're funding these kinds of capabilities to get them to the warfighter faster."
- Chris Brose (@cdbrose), Anduril President and Chief Strategy Officer on @FoxBusiness @Varneyco
I feel as though the X algo is making the range of posts I see narrower and narrower. Is anyone else experiencing that?
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Replying to @nic_munoz
You got to try Curious Mind then! Very different, highly recommend: xitter.cf/crasteel/status/202851…
My idea of a good time is working with amazing engineers to create incredible technology 🤩
The Tesla chip research fab will have all the machines needed to do logic, memory, packing & masks in one building for a lightning fast development cycle. Heaven 💫
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More proof that introspection, journaling, and other faff is often more counter-productive than JUST DOING THE WORK
Elon has a great way of explaining this. He says: "My way of dealing with mental problems is to make sure you really care about what you're doing and take the pain."
I think it's so funny that the most productive person on earth does zero meditation or journaling and doesn’t optimize his morning routine.
He wakes up and picks up his phone and goes to war. Every day. That's his routine.
He goes to war.
The Book of Elon is a curated collection of Elon’s own words & practical ideas from 1000s of his public talks—first-principles thinking, algorithms for innovation, purpose, etc. All direct from him, ~50k words of pure useful wisdom.
The Curious Mind of Elon Musk is Charles Steel’s analysis of the 9 distinct ways Elon thinks (obsessive curiosity, extreme rationality, existential drive, etc.), explaining the “why” behind his mindset and decisions.
They complement each other perfectly—no big overlap. Yes, grab both. Read The Book of Elon first, then Curious Mind for the deeper lens on how he operates.
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"The universe is a place of wonder, and we are lucky to be a part of it. We should spend our time exploring it, not destroying it."
— Ann Druyan (Creative Director of the Voyager Interstellar Message)
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Elon Musk: “The meaning of life is asking the right questions about the universe.”
There's something very ironic about left-wing academics posting vitriol on X about Elon Musk to get clicks ... and then getting paid by him for it. 🤔
























